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In this section you will find some examples of applications developed by the European Institutions, agencies and other bodies (identified by the EU flag) as well as third parties. Explore our apps gallery, and discover the potential of EU open data.

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MEPvote

MEPvote.eu is a user-friendly app that lets you see how individual Members vote in the European Parliament and why they vote in a particular...... more

MEPvote.eu is a user-friendly app that lets you see how individual Members vote in the European Parliament and why they vote in a particular way.

After each vote is held, Members explain the reasons for their choice in writing. Not only does MEPvote collate all available voting data back to 2009, but it also shows MEPs' explanations for their votes.

There are 4 options in the main menu:

ALL VOTES - final vote result, vote parameters and all voting results by political group and country

VOTE BY STATE - votes of individual MEPs from a particular country

VOTE BY GROUP - votes of individual MEPs from a particular political group

‘VOTE BY MEP - all the personal data in the public domain and all the votes of the MEP selected.

All these options interact with each other. This makes it easy for you to:

explore all aspects of a vote

apply search filters

focus on particular themes or periods of time.

You can also download minutes and other documents.

MEPvote is available in English.

This is a third-party application. According to the legal notice, the Commission services have no control and assume no responsibility for this application.

What do the EU institutions purchase through the public procurement system, what are their buying preferences, and what are their contracts over time? What do they buy under...... more

What do the EU institutions purchase through the public procurement system, what are their buying preferences, and what are their contracts over time? What do they buy under particular contracts, and what suppliers do they use? What opportunities are already online, and what opportunities can we expect in the future?

The C4P Platform – winner of the EU Datathon 2017 - answers these questions and more. It will familiarise you with the EU market in a few clicks, providing a comprehensive overview of that market and a detailed analysis of buyers, suppliers, service areas and individual opportunities.

C4P generates information by applying data analytics to EU public sector procurement data from ted.europa.eu (TED) and the European Commission’s Financial Transparency System. It is automatically brought up to speed minutes after the relevant Commission datasets have been updated.

C4P aims to help businesses shape their EU account strategy through evidence-based reports. It supports firms throughout the opportunity lifecycle, from commercial strategy definition to proposal and content management.

The app is available in English

This is a third-party application. According to the legal notice, the Commission services have no control and assume no responsibility for this application.

IPCHEM (Information Platform for Chemical Monitoring) is the European Commission’s platform for searching, accessing and retrieving data and metadata on chemical...... more

IPCHEM (Information Platform for Chemical Monitoring) is the European Commission’s platform for searching, accessing and retrieving data and metadata on chemical monitoring.

Data are measured in various media (the environment, food and feed, human beings, consumer products and indoor air). They are collected and owned by Commission departments, European agencies, national authorities and national and EU-funded research projects.

The platform is designed to help policymakers and scientists:

identify areas where people and the environment are exposed to high levels of chemical pollution

detect potential sources of pollution.

The app enables users to produce a visualisation of trends over time. This can help them understand whether contamination is caused by chemicals currently in use, or whether it may be the result of chemicals used over a period of time in the past.

Over 80% of the members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have a Twitter account and most tweet daily.
MEP Twitter collects all current MEPs’ tweets in (almost) real time...... more

Over 80% of the members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have a Twitter account and most tweet daily.
MEP Twitter collects all current MEPs’ tweets in (almost) real time and has a powerful search facility.
But it’s more than a database of tweets – it can generate statistics on trending topics and the most mentioned users over different time periods.
It also provides statistics on which political issues have attracted a flurry of tweets and what issues MEPs are discussing at any given time.
Find out which MEPs and/or party groups are most active on Twitter and what they’re writing about.

This is a third-party application. According to the legal notice, the Commission services have no control and assume no responsibility for this application.

The Statistical Atlas is an interactive viewer for statistical and topographical maps. It contains all the maps from Eurostat's regional yearbook, sorted by publication themes...... more

The Statistical Atlas is an interactive viewer for statistical and topographical maps. It contains all the maps from Eurostat's regional yearbook, sorted by publication themes. You can download these as high-resolution PDFs.
The Atlas covers, in detail, a wide range of statistical topics as they apply to the regions of the European Union, EFTA and candidate countries.
There are numerous functionalities and options to help you find the statistical data you are searching for and gain a better understanding of the information provided. To explore in detail all the Atlas has to offer, click the question mark button, which takes you to the Guide.
With options that range from combining various 'base maps' to accessing the statistical data used to create each map, this interactive atlas provides a novel and often surprising overview of information on the territory of the EU, EFTA and candidate countries.
The Statistical Atlas is available in EN only.

KEEP is a database that is the only source of aggregated information regarding projects and beneficiaries of European Union programmes dedicated to cross-border, transnational...... more

KEEP is a database that is the only source of aggregated information regarding projects and beneficiaries of European Union programmes dedicated to cross-border, transnational and interregional cooperation within the EU, and between Member States and neighbouring countries.
The database is run by the Interact programme, with the support of the European Commission and the remaining Interreg, Interreg-IPA cross-border and ENPI cross-border programmes.
It covers the 2000-2006 and 2007-2013 periods and now also 2014-2020 period.
The database offers a wide variety of search results, from a general overview at European level of these programmes’ projects to detailed results such as the contact information of lead partners or the specific objective of a programme that a project contributes to.

This is a third-party application. According to the legal notice, the Commission services have no control and assume no responsibility for this application.

With "Regions and Cities Illustrated", you can easily visualise regional indicators and view data for regions you are most interested in.
This interactive tool contains...... more

With "Regions and Cities Illustrated", you can easily visualise regional indicators and view data for regions you are most interested in.
This interactive tool contains data on European regions, cities and other territorial typologies, grouped into different statistical domains and subdomains. Using the interactive map, individual territories can quickly be selected while different visualisation options allow comparison and analysis in a user-friendly way. An animated timeline shows how different territories perform over time.
Regions and Cities Illustrated contains different dashboards, which always feature an interactive map on the left pane. On the right pane, the user can select four different views: distribution plot, scatter plot, bar chart or data table.
From unemployment to tourism, from science to health: choose your topic and explore Europe.
Available in English, French and German.

Who are the biggest spenders on EU lobbying? Is there a balance between corporate and public interest lobbying? Are lobbyists spending more or less than last year? LobbyFacts...... more

Who are the biggest spenders on EU lobbying? Is there a balance between corporate and public interest lobbying? Are lobbyists spending more or less than last year? LobbyFacts can help you
answer these kinds of questions, and more.
LobbyFacts.eu provides the tools you need to search, sort, compare and analyse official EU data on lobbying – from both present and past – to track lobbyists and their influence at the EU level.
Example uses include creating a history of a particular organisation's lobbying or finding out who's held the most meetings with high-level Commission officials.

This is a third-party application. According to the legal notice, the Commission services have no control and assume no responsibility for this application.

The Energy modelling tool is an interactive graph tool, displaying data from the EU Reference Scenario.
It projects the impact of current EU policies on energy, transport...... more

The Energy modelling tool is an interactive graph tool, displaying data from the EU Reference Scenario.
It projects the impact of current EU policies on energy, transport and climate action trends.
Projections cover five-year periods until 2050 for the EU as a whole and for each EU country.
Find out more – Energy modelling & the EU reference scenario.

What is the EU doing for you?
Politix EU answers the question and shows how the policies passed by the EU institutions shape our everyday lives, even though we might not...... more

What is the EU doing for you?
Politix EU answers the question and shows how the policies passed by the EU institutions shape our everyday lives, even though we might not see it.
It describes in plain and simple language proposed EU laws, giving their background info and the key interest groups involved. It also provides a detailed list of lobbyists, a blog and a newsletter.
From roaming charges to food labelling for meat products and free movement of people across member states — what the EU legislates is everywhere if you look closer.
The project is part of Advocate Europe (an annual idea challenge for European initiatives and projects) and partnered with the European Student Think Tank, a student-led international platform for sharing ideas and thoughts about the European Union.

This is a third-party application. According to the legal notice, the Commission services have no control and assume no responsibility for this application.